If you guessed up, you’re awesome.
It’s as simple as this, you trade the range boundaries for the best opportunities.
Attempting to trade range breakouts is a different story! It’s difficult – the market often tricks you around the range boundaries, giving the impression that it’s breaking out, when it’s really not.
This is called a breakout trap, or a “fake out”. Very common around the range tops & bottoms, even for experienced traders it is risky – so just stick to trading “bounces” on the range boundaries.
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Candlestick Patterns for Price Action Breakout Strategies
he two candlestick breakout trade setups I focus on are:
The inside candle breakout
The indecision doji breakout
These guys are more of a catalyst rather than a direct price action signal.
We look for them to form at important locations (identified by our price action analysis), and then get ready for the anticipated breakout.
An inside candle is defined by it’s range sitting completely within the previous candle’s range. That includes it’s high and low price.The doji candle is easily spotted with its double wick feature.
A wick that pokes out from each end of the centered candle body communicates an indecision period during that candle’s lifetime.We can look to trade price breakouts from that indecision in the appropriate contexts.
Pro Tip: If you go out and trade every single inside candle and doji, you will get slaughtered!
When looking for candlestick breakouts, make sure they align with your chart analysis to give them the best chance of working out.

As a swing trader in the forex market, it is very important to NOT meddle with your trades once they are set up because there is a high chance that you will make stupid emotional trading mistakes.
Simply do nothing, stay out of the way and let your trades play out.
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-The image shows two valid setups and one invalid setup. Notice how the first image shows a pin bar where the open and close are contained within the range of the inside bar. This represents a valid setup and is also the most common among the three.
The second image shows a pin bar that closed above the inside bar’s high. This is still a valid pattern because of
the strong close by the bulls. So strong in fact that it formed a bullish engulfing pattern as a result.
Last but not least is the invalid pattern. Notice how the pin bar failed to close within the range of the inside bar.
This is considered a weak close as it signals that the bulls are not in full support of a move higher.
It’s generally best to walk away when you see this happen.
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A correction (corrective move) is a move, which comes after an impulsive trending leg and brings the price back
to the trendline area. A corrective move should be smaller than the trending move. Also, in most cases, corrections tend to take more time to complete than the trending leg phase. As a result, corrections are definitely riskier and less attractive to trade. In order to demonstrate how to trade corrections in the content of trendlines, we will use a channel for our example. Have a look at the image.
When we have a channel, we usually confirm the pattern with the third price move. In other words, we need only two bottoms in case of a bullish trend and not three as described.The reason for this is that after the third price move we have two bottoms on a bullish line and two tops on another bullish line, which is parallel to the first line. In this manner the pattern gets confirmed.